Twilight Render User Forum

I think it would help if the uppermost interior dome was subdivided and smoothed.

Great work...would someone explain to me how to use a "fake emitter"..
Is the chrome material on the rail on the back wall correct?

I was thinking about the reflections on the left-facing glass wall on the exterior shot. If I were taking a photo of that building I would try using a polarizing filter to reduce the reflections. Anyway that could be done using Twilight or would it have to be done in post?

I agree with Fletch about the pencil effect...it's too "automated". I also like the first NPR better.

Tom glad to see these finally available! Excellent work....i just bought the set. One question. Can you explain how I might change the leaf shape? The Live Oaks and Pin Oaks here have more of an oval leaf rather than a Red oak leaf...Also wish i could find a way to hang some Spanish moss in those br...

Chris: with all due respect, regarding Macs, you may be looking at it from a developer's standpoint, but from an end user's standpoint software should just work, regardless of PC or Mac. Twilight has been a tremendous benefit to me in my work. But having to carry a Windows laptop home so that I can ...

Very pleasant work! I wish there was a Mac version of Twilight too. If we keep asking, maybe it will happen...Did you model the furniture in Sketchup also?

Stu: You are so right about vegetation if you are trying to show realistic plantings from a landscape design point of view. I work in architecture using an non-photorealistic style so I am able to take liberties with vegetation to some extent, since my focus is more on the building. I have worked so...

The improvements you have made to the foreground and sky really help I think. I'm still bothered by the background vegetation, and I think I know why: lack of shadow. I realize these are 2D images, but in post-pro you could paint in some darker areas where they would naturally occur to give more a s...

Nice image. I think the noise is distracting and either you should cook it more, or use noise reduction. Probably a longer render is the way to go.